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Hello All,
My name is Dave and I own a Dodge.
This is my 4th, if you can include one Chrysler Town & Country in the family. I just retired my 1999 Dodge Dakota w/318 Magnum w/260,000+ on her, and moved up to a 2003 Dodge 1500 Quad Cab w/5.7L Hemi. She's a beauty! (IMHO)
I live in Central Wisconsin around the Wausau area and work for CN Railroad as a Signals Technician.
My hobbies outside of work include working on PC's, Amateur Radio (Advanced Class) and Storm Chasing. My new truck is currently being loaded with radios, antennas, laptop w/mobile internet and a weather station. We'll upload some pics of the final product.
Glad to be a part of this nice site and look forward to meeting some of you over time.
Take Care,
My name is Dave and I own a Dodge.
This is my 4th, if you can include one Chrysler Town & Country in the family. I just retired my 1999 Dodge Dakota w/318 Magnum w/260,000+ on her, and moved up to a 2003 Dodge 1500 Quad Cab w/5.7L Hemi. She's a beauty! (IMHO)
I live in Central Wisconsin around the Wausau area and work for CN Railroad as a Signals Technician.
My hobbies outside of work include working on PC's, Amateur Radio (Advanced Class) and Storm Chasing. My new truck is currently being loaded with radios, antennas, laptop w/mobile internet and a weather station. We'll upload some pics of the final product.
Glad to be a part of this nice site and look forward to meeting some of you over time.
Take Care,
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It's not the hole drilling that's the tough part,..... it's dropping the headliner! Dodge has done a great job of tacking that thing in place,...... making it a "not to easy" job to drop!
